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Q:Best VPN service for China?

So I have subscribed to VpnOneClick Pro and it really sucks because of the fact that it disconnects usually twice each hour. I haven't had this problem until I was in China so I wonder which is the most stable one out there someone had suggested HideMyAss but I heard it can be tracked by anti-piracy companies but as far as I am concerned China don't bother with privacy but blocking. Please advice any other with good price plans. P.S. I am located in Shenyang (located in Liaoning province of China)

Emperor

you can load many vpn's on torrent websites with passwords and authentification codes, including the one your using now, because trolls lurk everywhere, we dont usually give names on the forum. why screw up a good thing.

Emperor

you can load many vpn's on torrent websites with passwords and authentification codes, including the one your using now, because trolls lurk everywhere, we dont usually give names on the forum. why screw up a good thing.

General

I have a continuously updated article that answers this question: The Best VPNs To Use In China 2014. I also provide tips for connecting there, because it can be difficult to get things to work consistently.

General

I was in China January. Both hidemyass and PIA worked just fine. PIA seemed faster than Hidemyass. If you're concerned of Hidemyass's privacy, take a look at these hidemyass alternatives, esp PIA and IPVanish

General

Free VPNs are not good if you don't concern about the tracking then you should concern about how Free VPN earn ?? They log your activity and sell your data or show advertisement which slow down your Internet speed.. China has a great firewall and its not easy to bypass the restrictions with free VPNs.. There are many Cheap VPN service for China you can use them such as PureVPN, HMA, PIA, Astrill etc.. they also offer free trail so try them.. best of luck

General

I think the article by Greyone mentioned above is a good one. ExpressVPN is a service I've used as well as HMA, VyprVPN, 12VPN and others. I think the trick is that you need to find a VPN service that specifically caters to the China market. If not, that means they're not actively avoiding detection by China's censors and will more than likely get blocked at some point.

Plenty of good lists have been mentioned here but I'll add one more just because it does a good job of "showing" the VPNs instead of just describing them:

I’d normally delete these spam posts but I have experience with NordVPN.

Their customer service is good.

Their VPN service in China is shit. Over a 2-week period it would rarely connect on my laptop. On my iPhone they admit their app won’t work so you have to download another they app & manually install different profile connections. Even then it rarely worked.

Common folk

I have been in China for 4 years and their government is very much restricted in banning VPN. Not every VPN works in China. I recommend you to use surf shark vpn. It's quite awesome to use and can unblock geo-restricted content in China. You can also read reviews of surfshark vpn for your satisfaction.

Peasant

They provide SSL based service that can't be identified as VPN connection. This is very important feature for China.When you connecting it look like you are using https web protocol.Many web sites use https (banks, government, email services) to secure data that transferred between website and user. It is 100% untrackable.

It works through your regular Internet connection and it encrypts all transferring data.This means that anyone can't sniff what you are doing in InternetSo you don't worry about leaking your personal info when you connected to SSL VPN server.

Emperor

The free Firefox-based Tor Browser Bundle integrates the Tor network's enhanced privacy and security. If you would have thought Onion Routing involved wooden crates and flatbed trucks or maybe a sandwich order, you might be surprised to hear it's actually an online security technology. Think of an onion's layers: in Onion Routing, layers of encryption make it impossible to trace messages back to their point of origin. Once a secret project of the U.S. Naval Research Lab, it's now the concern of the Tor Project, an open-source community devoted to developing Tor, the software implementation of second-generation Onion Routing technology, and to maintaining the Tor network.

It includes the Vidalia network connection utility, but it's much less fiddly than previous Tor implementations. Basically, the Tor Browser does it all for you. Both the Tor Browser and access to the Tor network are free.

We extracted and opened the Tor Browser, which includes the Vidalia Control Panel, a small dialog box for configuring and managing your connection to the Tor network. But the software did it all itself, connecting and opening the browser in a Tor start page. Though the browser uses a green globe icon, it's basically Firefox 10 with Tor-specific features added to the toolbar. The Tor Browser's extras include NoScript, which by default is set to Forbid Scripts Globally. The green onion icon is called the Torbutton; it's the key to Tor's features and settings. Its menu let us create a New Identity, open the Cookie Protections manager, and set the program's Preferences on three tabs: Proxy, Security, and Display settings. The Security Settings offers by far the most choices, with eight submenus of options.

In use, we found the Tor Browser to be just like other Firefox clones. We know what you're asking: did the Tor Browser slow down our surfing? Yes; there's no doubt that some familiar pages loaded more slowly than usual. Was it annoying? Hardly. Most users will see similar slowdowns on a daily basis. Bottom line: the Tor Browser Bundle makes it easy to take advantage of Tor's proven benefits.

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Tor protects you against a common form of Internet surveillance known as "traffic analysis." Traffic analysis can be used to infer who is talking to whom over a public network. Knowing the source and destination of your Internet traffic allows others to track your behavior and interests. This can impact your checkbook if, for example, an e-commerce site uses price discrimination based on your country or institution of origin. It can even threaten your job and physical safety by revealing who and where you are. For example, if you're traveling abroad and you connect to your employer's computers to check or send mail, you can inadvertently reveal your national origin and professional affiliation to anyone observing the network, even if the connection is encrypted.

Peasant

in Shenyang, I was here for last 5 years and still have no problem after getting one of the best VPN for China recommended by the experts that already reserched. I personally use ExpressVPN and NordVPN becuase all other VPN service's websites also block in China but these above two VPNs providing a special link that makes an access for you to download, install etc even in China.

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